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'IIUUIIUH 10 IufH VlEu
rpinp bonds of the
* ralrodu InaO he has Juoo 'oi'Su ni'
4 of five wears, which was shortened by

ESSpA TuIIIUfIII UIIfIU HC Iltto JUoV oCI FSu uIJ
term Of five years, which was shortened by
his good behavior.
CAPT. BLACK.
The LAWYER Wild Has Worked so Hard to
Save the Anarchists.
Capt W. P. Black, attorney 70, the con-
demned Anarchists, has had career that
would do for the principal charater in a ro-
nance; and his wife is even more remark
able in her way Both are courteous and in
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VIII answer IN Ihe BdIno t0nl
LA l

is the darkness in which her medical attend
ants profess to be regarding the true in
wardness Of her condition. She is also re-
ported to shed her hair periodically, as four
footers will do in summer time, and to grow
q new periwig as regularly. So tho medical
men are dumfounded at the phenomenon
Chicago News.
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no1t seuSoH WIN Iue 1uulanapOllS
,,-.tno L-,-n.o.. ..,o. L.. -,

Oct. 90, the date fixed by the National
league as the earliest time negotiations be-
tween clubs and players can be entered into,
thus rendering his indianapolis contract
void. He now prefers to play with tho
New York club and will return to the In
diauapolis club the money already advanced
70 him.
Everybody There but the Bride.
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light to take par

mony This was granted, and there was
double service, about two hundred orthodox
members burning incense OF joss sticks be-
fore the idol, while the eighteen Christians
preached loudly on Christianity, both fac
tions carrying on their devotions at the same
time and in perfect amity.
To Join Forces.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. Alt is stated here
that General Master Workman Powderly,
Ex-Governor ST. John of Kansas, Henry
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'u'A hO0 "S iouhuf anu ~ mas RECENTLY Dee
isnovarad that tbaoa ;,lont;ool la,,.l. -. j.

local bank, and Hattie is charged with hav-
ing negotiated them, the money thus realized
being invested in land. A movement is now
being mnde toward having Mrs. Barbour's
body disinterred, so that her stomach may
be examined.
Christians and Heathens Worshiping.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-When the gorgeous
idol recently imported by the Chinese colony
was dedicated last night at No. IS Mott
street, eighteen christianized Cinnamon
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and another convention

called. The managers of the party are
opposed to making any alliances with leaders
of other parties
Death of q Journalist.
Mouth ADAMS, Oct. 4.-John II. Nab
ett, the founder Of The Express of this
,lace, will be buried from here tomorrow.
lie was at one time proprietor of The Meri
tyn Comm Press Recorder.
Only = woman's yoioe.
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ou see. It's q shrewd, q

Of the proprietors to mako the people pay
their employees. They pay nominal wages
and encourage the waters 10 take the rest
out of tho customers, just a. the sleeping
car companies pay the porters sl5 month,
and turn them loose to gougs the other go
out Of the travelling public. York
Commercial Advertiser Interview with Club
Man.
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NI1V fNyVNH ttlINK UIl1 IlCI
,olls md corrifloro Ino

weeks the hotel was swarmingwith them,
and they got into the soups, preserves, jams,
molasses, in the milk-everyrhere; and
worked hard all day and sat ur at nj ght to
help that drummer get even. They have
filed the hotel and gone to worl on the pri
vate houses, and now Palestineis accurssI
with them. -Chicago News.
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the Missouri delegates to the National Pro-
hibition central committee regarding union
Of the Prohibition and Labor parties in the
next national campaign. 1t is reported that
Gen. Fisk has been selected as the consol-
dated parties candidate for president and
I. V. Powderly as the vice presidential can
diduto
Killed hst tho CI,arInr
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UIIV MI u Into TTE WI0NTFUU, VTTVTUU UTlb
crews of Point Judith AMI Narragansett
Pier life saving stations to be in readiness if
their services are required At the request
OF Capt. Yates, of the New Hampshire, Ad-
miral Luce sent the Dolphin to render all
possible assistance to the training ship Ports
mouth.
Eaten by Rats.
New York, Oct A-Thirteon-year-o
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LOUIS, Oct. @4-In Hot Springs,

at noon yesterday, Jasper Duncan, prisoner
confined in the county Jail, was shot and al
most instantly killed by Sheriff Williams.
Duncan was out OF Jail, and what seems to
have been preconcerted attempt to escape
was made. Duncan was adjudged guilty re-
Gently on charge Of completely in the
killing of Mike Martin, and sentenced to
twenty years in the penitentiary.
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Is was worked off,
an expert penlnan,
signed them. Later
on bills of the New
Haven County
bank were counter
feited, and an in
vestig alton took
place, eliminating
in the arrest of
Brockway and his
confederates, who
were sentenced to
u term of years in
state prison, but,
.t1 A. 49,
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lie, and Miss Jennie

Brazil, were 70 have been married last night
at the residence of Miss Stewards father.
The license had been procured, the hour
came, and with it the minister and guests;
but the bride was missing. Search for her
proved fruitless, and the report is out that
she has eloped with another lover. Miss
Stewart is IL years old, pretty and OF re-
spectable parentage,
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county committee dec

nomination Tor State senator, giving as
reason therefor the issue raised against him
in connection with the railroad grade cross
ings Senator Mcmillan Is attorney here for
the Vanderbilt roads, and has made argu-
ments before the railroad commissioners on
the subject of these crossings.
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A Pliclty Powder Ro.

When Farragut's squadron wasoefore New
Orleans one Of the powder boy,saw she'll
drop dangerously near the maazine. The
fuse was burning furiously, BIT the boy
picked up the shell and tossed itoverboard.
The boy was Oscar Peck. He liva in Bridge
port, Conn, anl he has just rscsyed, in con-
sideration of hJbrayery, back knsion money
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'uk Sun.

Kiss Among Ancient Romano
Among the Romans II man kfsed bis
betrothed, she gained thereby the half Of his
effects in the event Of his dying before ths
celebration Of their marriage II the lady
herself died under the same circumstances,
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IHfBB ItTsOTs Burneu.
ST. JOHN, N. B., Oct. A-Three persons
were burned to death in fire at Portage,
about thirty miles from Fredericton, Satur-
day morning. Mrs. Greer, a widow, her "a
year-old son William and little adopted
laurlter Mero the Yictima They Mara
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an unknown cause in a bundle of hay in a
wagon shed adjoining the ice houses Mr..
P. ]. McGinnis, president of the company,
stated there were $500 tons Of ice stored in
the buildings, all Of which was melted, the
loss on Ice being about $1,000 and on build
ings $4,000; insured for So, 500.
Foster Changes His Mind.
ST. PAUL, Oct. 24.-It appears that Elmer
Foster, the ball player, signed contract to
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for CVOpeIS III IHIB CITY
a n1rnh nr Mill knlln

their Milwaukee brethren and leave tho
knights of Labor. They sympathiEe with
the brewers in their opposition to Mr.. Pow.
derly's ultra temperance ideas.
Death OF ex-Judge Parsons
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W. S' " ""

The Cucumber Grip.
During the past season 100000 cucum-
bers have been picked in on factory at
fredericksburg, Va One acrewill pNt1ace
on an average 100000 cucumbrs, and they
sell readily in the city at so cehts per 1000.
They are usually picked when not more than
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an extra force OF deputies have been sworn
IN. Gatling guns have been placed in the Jail
corridor, and the Jail is patrolled nightly.
Warren Wins q Fight.
DULUTH, MINI, Oct. A-Tommy War
rem, the champion featherweight of Amer.
lea, fought eight rounds with George Sid
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aimed many friends for her h

by hor popularity.
The Fidelity Banks Dividend.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 4.-It was stated last
night on the authority Of Receiver Arm
strong that the Fidelity bank will declare a
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RINK nero Saturday night. 81

u'VIueu w MITCH TOT TWO TOunds, but fought
pluckily the remaining six. He was very
badly punished, and Warren was given the
fight.
The O'Brien Case Postponed.
New YORK, Oct. 2+-The argument on q
motion requiring the police commissioners to
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have prevailed in the Kankakee marsh ex-
tended over an area of nine square miles,
reaching from Grovertown almost to the
Kankakee river, and extending from the
Pttsburg railroad to the Baltimore and
Ohio road. Over 5, 900 tons of hay have been
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not be placed on the list. of q

candidates for chief Of the bureau of cleo
lions, was today put over until Wednesday
morning, by consent, when it will be heard
in supreme court, chambers.
They May Leave the Ranks,
CHICAGO. Oct d 1t Ia rarnrtad 4ha4 III
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telligent people, but
enthusiasm upon
which interests th
brother of Gen. Blu
and after his milith
the practice of law
been counsel in sew
sral cases that az
!racted the atteT-
ion of the whole
country, from thdt
Of Teresa Sturld,
the girl who killed.
Charles Stiles, hdr
-aror,,n,,- en- +bJt
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ha NANNY onpor ehaak h,,,iuau- L., Ua~~ =

city is confined to couple Of nrma When
the music dealers publish q new song they
permit these firms to reproduce the song,
without the music, in their penny sheets, thus
creating demand for song and music The
business so one who Is In IL said, Is NOT profit
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? III OV' UT ''o 'r'rIo 'r'e I0u'o eOo

Mr.. Haskell Speaks About Cleveland.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Oct 2i-E. B. Has.
kell, of The Boston Herald, in an interview
yesterday spoke hig ally Of President Cleve-
land and said his trip had won him favor
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cpnpTTNn nOcCTp
CHARTS SHOWING RECORDS MADE

M. Charles Sweet, the Challenger for the
Amsracas Cup-The Yacht sachem and
Hsr Race Against the Misunderstanding
Talk Of the Baseball Season.
Tho race between the Thistle and the Vol
untssr was such big event that people have
MOI ceased to talk about it yet. It would
1sm that the superiority OF the center
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turret guns will n

weighing I 30 pounds, with a powder charge
of $50 pounds. She has eight torpedo tubes,
four above and four below the water line
ozenkkl:...A3E
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lMaa
- salezsssx
-c>sh@=a..s
THE sACHEM.
Tho course was around Long Island, and
The Fanita won by over four hours. She
Aade the course In the fastest time It was
svE sAiled over, In thirty-four hours and
twenty three minutes The distance is about
a0 mn0.
The lass race that was sailed over this
eourso was In 1884, and was won then by the
Fanita against six schooners, four sloops and
thres suttera
II would be interesting at the present day
20 no what Eaglish schooner yachts can do
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Oh - per CsirU. OcU. OIL,
IN. A. lGaA

ceive the benefit of the dividend.
Governor Hill in New York.
New York, Oct Ex-Governor Hill ar
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divorce case" said Mrs. Cantwell, she has
made more money by literary work than his
ministerial fees amount to-"
@Indeed" exclaimed Mrs. Cobwigger.
~What kind of literary work does he do, may
n sclTt
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convention, which Endorsed the nomination
Of the well known Democrat, Nicholas Null
Ter, for state senator in the Fifth district,
mas been declared by the executive commit
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:, "1'J Vi PdrdIysI5 Ht Ln6 Age
OF % years. He was Forty-niner in Cali
tornia, and became justice of the supreme
court of that state. He has resided here for
ten years past, and was native Of New
York state.
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rs H..
-,G.,s;9:Si --
ss-S---- SS:.=3sS---ss
THE TRAFALGAR
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TRENTON, Oct A.-Henry s. Little said
yesterday: ~ shall answer McPherson's re-
ply to the charges made in my recent open
letter. shall add just little more evidence,
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banker Rawson Bett,

CHICAGO, Oct A-The physicians of Mr..
Rawson, the banker, said last night that he
was resting comfortably and that his condi-
ton yesterday had decidedly improved.
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n 1866, Vienna IN 1910 and London IN Is!
mt their systems were confessedly awkya

and only used Tor ordinary mail. The con-
venient card and dainty petit bleu, delivered
at the door of the addressed rs soon as mes
senger boy can carry it from the station, are
known only in Paris.
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SIR JOSEPH
The Successor OF
Ireland's I
Col. Sir Joseph '
.cpe with the Irish
tary for Ireland, SUI
Ter, is in the prime I
old. He is the son
of an Anglican
clergy man, and
was born in 1874.
An article Of his
which recently ap-
peared in The Nine
tenth Century
created a profound
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Cotton Takes Fire.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. A.-Fire in the cot
ton cargo Of the steamer Sylvia, loading for
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board boat In A
b established; Blu
there are many
who believe that o
keel boat can be
built that can show
. clean wake to
any centerboarder
adoat The main
strength Of the CEN
terboardnr seems to
b tn her power TO
work to windward,
far 10 has been
aem onstrated
many times that .
-4 ho.A nsn 10
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TO her. A kiss was regarded very ssriousiy
by the ancient Chicago mmeA
:.
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sensation, and this, " IA
!. &. !. !. /; !. !.
together with his MSz.../&,sA
new position, has WHSZsSEsSfsA
brought him into agIs
prominence. Inhis HABIlSN8E
article Col Ridge ga{E4W EA
way contends that aNzA%y&s1L%
the penetration of TTN4TRzI
Russia into Asia Is w
but q step in the SIR j. WEST RIDGEWAY.
advancement Of civilization, that Russia's in
huence in that direction is the result Of hui
man progress, and that to check it would not
be productive Of gocI results.
When Col. Ridgeway was 16 years old, In
1850, he entered the Indian army as onsign
He was made lieutenant in 1862 captain in
1862 major In 1880 and brevet Lieutenant
colonel in 1881. He has filled several politi.
cal appointments under successive viceroyso of
India and at one time was under secretary to
the government Of India in the foreign do
partment. During the Afghan campaign Of
1879 and 1880 he served with Sir Frederick
Roberts, and in 1894 he was selected by the
Marquis of Rpon to command the Indian
section Of the Afghan boundary commission.
He held this command on the famous march
from Quetta to Bala Murghab to meet Sir
Peter Lumsden, who came from England
through Persia. When Sir Peter returned
to England in 1885 Col. Ridgewny was ap-
pointed British commissioner. In November,
1885, he met the Russian commissioner al
Zulfikar, and during the next ten months
$50 miles Of frontier were demarcated. The
joint commission only separated in view of
insuperable difficulties in connection with the
last few miles Of the frontier. For his ser.
vices in this affair he was created Knight
Commander Of the Star OF India Last year
he went to ST. Petersburg and conducted the
negotiations on behalf of the British govern
ment for the completion of the last few
miles of the Afghan frontier, and, after eight
months of discussion, he succeeded in making
an arrangement which has been apparently
satisfactory to both England ani Russia, and
averted the armed struggle which appeared
30 likely to take place at one time
First Governor of Illinois.
Few people nowadays, if asked who was
kl,on ,,k xDR
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-: -; -: E|ERG 998gE
THE LEAGUE RACE.
over al, with twenty foot beam The
sanding Of schsoner yachts over from Eng
land virtually came to an end after the race
between tho Miranda and the Sachem. The
Miranda was the British champion schooner,
the victor In many battles on the other side,
but she was easily outsailed by the Sachem.
The day on which tho race was sailed
half . gale Of wind was blowing which en-
ebled tho winner to cover the distance at
Newport, beginning with an imaginary line
Avn .<,R ltrk4 81, t., A..
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twenty miles to windward an
3 than five hours The Sachel

: :::'::'::: HX#
@ :.....' 3=8=EE=H
THE ASSOCIATION RACE.
much surprise. The Nets were away behind
on tho seasons work. Now that they have
gone over to the Brocklyns, that team will be
Q very strong one next year, and the fight in
tho association for first place will probably be
moro exciting than it was this year. Presi-
dent Won der Abe saysthe st. Louis club is in
bad shape, and gives as reason tb, fact that
nsS wore 30 far ahead Of the other clubs tho
last two months of the season that the boys
lost their interest In the game.
~. h,x D1,tlaIa1ynhfa IN, fha
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Senator Pugh's Family.

Even as dull and formal proceed.
ing as a receptions at the White
House is not without its humorous in
oidents. Senator Puch of Alabama, a
staid, dignified old gentleman of about
65, vita Just the suspicion OF the
patriarch in his makeup, approached
the president, accompanied by about
% young ladies, evidently students OF
one OF the local scminaries. As he ex-
tended his hand to the president the
usher on duty cried out in loud
voice:
Senator Pugh and family"
II was with some difficulty that the
youthful mistress of the White House
kept her composure. The line behind
her, however, was not quite so consid-
crate. A smile passed over every ones
countenaEce. and was turned inf .
lond wIfaw ~ tie Alabama slaifs-
nan passed out OF the door followed
~ bis numerous Family
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GOLD AND SILVER.
Along her fathers field they strayed,
All heckcd with cowslips yellow,
A little dainty Rold-haired maid,

Along her fathers field they strayed,
All heckcd with cowslips yellow,
A little dainty gold-haired maid,
A sturdy 9-year fellow.
And there loves course they two began,
(Ah, thorny path for treadingQ
And vowed when they were maid and man
The town should see wedding.
Their golden curls were blown and blent,
Through watts Of fragrance treading;
"And obi" they murmured, well content,
"'Twill be golden wedding"
"'Tis time,n said he, ito claim her VOW"
And forth he went and found her;
But she was grown beauty now,
And half the town was round her.
~ see," says he, you don't want nvl'-
Though tears were ripe for shedding.
"I'm glad your eyes are good, says She
All, where's that golden weddingi
He flung away, and left her there,
Such heartsore tear-drops shedding
And gossips cried, In blank despair,
'He's spoiled the rarest weddingw
He sailed the seas, he beat the French,
Two-score good years he tarried,
And then he thought, THAT little wench--
wonder II she's marriedw
Next week bluff old tar rolled past
The gabled High street treading,
An ancient gossips crowed, at last
We're like to have the wedding!"
She'd waited for him forty years
The gray their locks were threading,
And some with smiles, and some with tears,
Beheld their silver wedding,
Il Ldngoridge,in Good Words.
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Excitement In Texas.

Great excitement has been caused ~
tho vicinity of Paris, Tex. 10y the IT,
markablc recovery of Mr.. J. +. Corlcy,
who was so helpless he could not turn
IN bed or raise his head; everybody
said he wa diving Of Consumption. a
trial bottle OF DIR. Kings New Disccv-
cry was sent him. Finding relief, he
bought a large bottle aud a box OF DIR.
Kings New Life Pills; by the time he
had taken two boxes of Pills and two
bottles Of tho Discovery he was well,
and had gained n flesh thiriy-six
Sounds Trial bottles Of this Great
discovery rf ConsuIap4on free AZ W.
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SUNDAY LAW COMPROMISES.

The state and city laws which pro-
vides that certain goods and liq-
uors "shall not" be sold on Sun
day is certainly intended to pro-
hibit such violations and is not in
tended as license and yet when
the vigilant police arrest viola
tor of this law and secures evil
dence to convict in ten to twenty
different cases, and when the vio-
lator pleads guilty Cor there is ev-
idence to convict) and is fined in
one or five cases and the others all
dismissed, the law is practically
changed, if not in its purpose, GER
tainly in its effect. For, instead
of being as it was intended, pro-
hibitory, it is changed to a license,
in that a merchant or saloon keep
er can sometimes run his business
in violation of the law and COM
promise with the law by payment
of so much of the fines as will still
leave him a fair profit on the days
business. If this is not true, and
if the violator could not afford to
pay the penalty in all the cases,
he has the alternative of observing
the law. The Sunday law was not
intended to be license, and the
HERALD does not believe the au.
thorities have the right to make it
so by compromising with those
who wilfully break it. Violators
should be prosecuted. The same
may be said of the yiolators of
the laws prohibiting gambling.
The laws are good ones; all should
be willing to respect them, and it
is to be hoped there will not again
be violations to report But If the
laws are violated, then it is hoped
there will be no more compromises
by those intrusted with their en-
forcement. The HERALD will see.
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The death is announced of DIR. G. c.
Frommann. one of the most eminent
German linguists.
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AN engine in use in the zinc mines
near Freidcnsvile, Pa, is fed by six
teen boilers, and is of five thousand
horse power 1t is sand to be the larg-
est one in the world
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SENATOR SAWYER. who has just been
reelected by the Wisconsin republi.
cans, is one Of the best friends Mrs
Cleveland has among the members of
the upper house.
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The prince of Wales will spend all
next month in foreign travel largely
in Malta and Greece.